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If you're on a budget, this is probably the place for you. It offers very fast service here, so don't expect your barber to care too much with the results. I know some people who go here and are...
If you're on a budget, this is probably the place for you. It offers very fast service here, so don't expect your barber to care too much with the results. I know some people who go here and are happy with the results. I, however, will stick to my Aveda Institute.
Has beautiful hair ever been quick and efficient?
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For the price, it's an amazing deal. Don't hesitate because you're giving your head to students, students or not, they're definitely better than your local neighborhood salon. The whole process...
For the price, it's an amazing deal. Don't hesitate because you're giving your head to students, students or not, they're definitely better than your local neighborhood salon. The whole process takes about an hour, but 13-15$ for shampoo/condition, haircut, plus style is totally worth the hour.
Give it a try!
Great to learn new techniques on how to style your hair!
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Pho Hoa
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Restaurants
4925 N Broadway St
Chicago, Illinois 60640
(773) 784-8723
This is the place for indecisive people. They have the tiniest menu for main course eatery. You can order maybe a variety of 5 different noodle dishes, and in two sizes only.
The menu states very...
This is the place for indecisive people. They have the tiniest menu for main course eatery. You can order maybe a variety of 5 different noodle dishes, and in two sizes only.
The menu states very clearly of what' the item is, what it consist of, and who should try it.
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I haven't ate much of the bakery that they put out on the display, but most of it weren't as tasty as it had looked.
However, they do have a treasure in there, and that's their chinese birthday...
I haven't ate much of the bakery that they put out on the display, but most of it weren't as tasty as it had looked.
However, they do have a treasure in there, and that's their chinese birthday cakes.
I've tried many of those cakes, and this place makes the best.
The cake itself is buttery soft. The whip cream is perfect, not too sweet, and not too bland. The fruits are fresh.
You just have to give it a try. Everytime I order, it takes roughly 40-60 minutes for a fresh cake.
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Out of most Vietnamese restaurants located in Argyle, this is certainly one of the best. It is definitely one of the cleanest and it also taste better than most other around it.
You can come in...
Out of most Vietnamese restaurants located in Argyle, this is certainly one of the best. It is definitely one of the cleanest and it also taste better than most other around it.
You can come in and try pho (vietnamese noodles) as noted by the restaurant name, or anything else on the menu and you would end up satisfied with your meal.
Cheap eats!
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This is a pretty good Thai restaurant. Good food for good value. The scenery is nice. It's not a huge restaurant so the workers there would take notice of you easier. Very casual dining, and one of...
This is a pretty good Thai restaurant. Good food for good value. The scenery is nice. It's not a huge restaurant so the workers there would take notice of you easier. Very casual dining, and one of the better Thai places that I have ever ate.
They have one of my favorite appetizers, the Shrimp in a Basket!
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Four out of the Five times I go here, I'm satisfied with the food. One of the five... consider it a bad night.
There's not much services really because you order your order upfront, but the...
Four out of the Five times I go here, I'm satisfied with the food. One of the five... consider it a bad night.
There's not much services really because you order your order upfront, but the workers there are really kind though.
The food is really cheap for the amount of portion you get. I also am in love with their flatbread which is like only 65 cents a piece.
The food is simple, which makes it good. It doesn't try to be complicated with its taste.
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I love the idea of this restaurant. It's fun and creative.
The service was also wonderful everytime I went there.
Even if you don't know what to dump in your prep bowl, it won't be an issue....
I love the idea of this restaurant. It's fun and creative.
The service was also wonderful everytime I went there.
Even if you don't know what to dump in your prep bowl, it won't be an issue. They have cards where they suggest what you should gather together so it would turn out to taste good.
Tip: Go there on Wednesday! A total slash on the prices!
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Joy Yee's Noodles, which first store actually originated in Chicago's Chinatown, had been growing extremely popular. I am reviewing about their Evanston location.
The environment sucks. One of...
Joy Yee's Noodles, which first store actually originated in Chicago's Chinatown, had been growing extremely popular. I am reviewing about their Evanston location.
The environment sucks. One of their big money-making item is their smoothies which causes loud noises. Also, I dislike the seating arrangements in there. I prefer space from other parties while eating, and there's not much room that allows this.
I do, however, like the contemporary design of what they use to bring the food out. CUTE!
The food is decent. It's not bad, but there are a couple of dishes that stands out. The best that I've tried there are their korean bbq ribs and their thai pad wai soon noodles. The rest are just "average".
One thing that you must order when you go there are their beverages, with or without tapiocas. It's just one of the things you must do before going to the death bed.
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If you know what's good chinese, or even good americanized chinese food is, then you would know this place doesn't offer that. I mean, what do you expect from a buffet? Besides having chinese food...
If you know what's good chinese, or even good americanized chinese food is, then you would know this place doesn't offer that. I mean, what do you expect from a buffet? Besides having chinese food there, they also have other popular "American" dishes like pizza, nuggets, and fries. Their dessert seem similar to Old Country Buffet, offering dried fruits and melted ice-cream.
Everyone have different taste and I do know of some people (who doesn't eat asian food much) who actually likes this place.
Don't waste your money here. PERiOD.
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